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Fewer graduates found work 6 months after leaving university in 2023, but median salary up slightly

The median gross salary for fresh graduates in full-time permanent employment increased by 2.7% in 2023 – a smaller rise than the 10.5% jump seen between 2021 and 2022.

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ST Explains: What s the deal with re-employment support?

Mid-career Singaporeans aged 40 and above pursuing selected full-time courses can get a monthly training allowance. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Singapore fresh university grads get higher salaries, though fewer find full- or part-time work: survey

Singapore fresh university grads get higher salaries, though fewer find full- or part-time work: survey
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Empowering Communities - Summit Planners launches Will Planning Seminars for the members of the public

According to a survey by the Asia Estate Planning Association (AEPA) and Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), only 20% of the respondents have .

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Yang Chi Chih and Assoc Prof June Tay on Singapore s broadband push

The Government will invest up to S$100 million to upgrade the nationwide broadband network. This could see Internet speeds boosted by up to 10 times. CNA spoke to two experts on how this investment in high-speed Internet will impact Singapore and Singaporeans. Yang Chi Chih from Deloitte Southeast Asia talked about the

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